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Envisat Ocean Altimeter Becoming Relevant for Mean Sea Level Trend Studies

Journal

MARINE GEODESY
Volume 35, Issue -, Pages 118-136

Publisher

TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/01490419.2012.721632

Keywords

Mean Sea Level; altimetry; Envisat; Jason-2; Jason-1; PTR; orbit standards

Funding

  1. CNES
  2. ESA

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This article deals with the recent improvements of the Global and Regional Mean Sea Level trend using Envisat data. It focuses on the methodology based on comparison with Jason-1, Jason-2, and in situ data and shows that Envisat is now getting more reliable for MSL studies, as a comparison reference for future missions. Notably, Jason-1/Envisat comparisons enabled to detect a weakness in the orbit standard solution, now improved for all altimetric missions including Jason-2.

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